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4y ago
For me the number one issue in the industry for sleep health has been PagerDuty and chronic short staffing.
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They also lobbied to become more vulnerable. Greg Becker the CEO worked to get regulations removed that helped them get in this position by removing public liquidity stress test reports and reduce the frequency of liquidity stress tests.
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4y ago
It's possible they'll socialize the losses on that for profit risk taking
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4y ago
I've had too many bad experiences with them AirBNB is a liability
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4y ago
Now it will probably be a service offered by private entities via satellite.
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4y ago
How do we fix the platforms ios/android, from allowing sensitive data to be exfiltrated to any actor/ad network/data purveyor?
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4y ago
Also a lack of proper physical safety measures. Known safety improvements that were recently blocked[0] specifically the requirement to run hazards/flammable liquids with ECP Brakes which reducing stopping distance by >50% and also
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4y ago
Only one's testing stuff that might be a threat to them? "It is a feature of the present invention to provide a craft, using an inertial mass reduction device, that can travel at extreme speeds." https://patents.go
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Took my company being bought by a european one to get that to happen. On-call for many companies (most I've worked at in the past 23 years) is a borderline abusive practice; and often times they already run the team on fumes.
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whats the commercial options code quality looking like?
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The patent Summary, "The present invention is directed to a craft using an inertial mass reduction device. The craft includes an inner resonant cavity wall, an outer resonant cavity, and microwave emitters. The outer resonant cavity w
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4y ago
Even one that the Navy itself patented.. https://patents.google.com/patent/US10144532B2/en
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Sabotaged at the end with a precision cut
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4y ago
The nature of it would require the cajun firewall of freedom. The firewall will need to prevent people from accessing stuff they aren't allowed to, maybe even block vpns.
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4y ago
Probably the people who have had a boss tell them they believe minimum performance for a salaried position was 70+ hours a week.
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4y ago
It's pretty much the only acceptable thing to talk about, probably on purpose.
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4y ago
I'm colorblind, and those two colors seem to be two of the most vibrant colors I experience. Cobalt being my all time favorite, and I see depth to it also as he describes.
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4y ago
There are. There are 5Mbps/10Mbps connections, that while being unusable for streaming HD are FAR cheaper and usable for other services. The consumer is paying the price of what they can get out of the connection. Conversely I pay extr
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5y ago
Very similar, a more green hue then grey but very much like that.
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Interesting topic, and timely with some key take-aways from the latest leaked IPCC report, pretty much stating we would need to end economic growth: "Mitigation and development goals cannot be met through incremental change". [0]
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Cellebrite is a digital intelligence company. Not a single mention of carrier or consumer tools, but lots about analyzing your data. I guess your cell phone company feeds every cell phone they work on to some centralized data repository (ou
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6y ago
Company chit on the table again?
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6y ago
I've always assumed this was a psyops, make people think we had 'alien weapons' while still trying to catch up on the hyper-sonic missile side. Especially with the navy saying they had 'craft' that actually were act
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6y ago
It was called production sharing, but ExxonMobil and Chevron from via the KRG. Seems very similar to the bull billing the china shop owner.
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6y ago
The current running geoengineering ideas are more on remove the incoming energy. Like Gates cloud production investments.
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6y ago
We really need a way to better tax institutional owners over a certain size that inflate our real-restate market. No more Invitation Homes moving into a areas buying all the 'entry level' homes jacking rent by 30%+ in months and.
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The old switch a roo, https://www.cityofsacramento.org/Utilities/Drainage/Flood-Re... Around me a basically large area that flooded yearly was somehow magically rezoned, developed all the houses sold and then boom
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This is fairly normal, Edition 5 is going out of stock when Edition 6 is released. Some famous youtuber puts a link to Edition 5 and drives demand/traffic on the item, and boom $50 manual becomes $5,000. Edition 6 is still $50.
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Large awesome graphic page on the fuel, and how its super safe. Nothing about how they 'conceptualize' disposing of their waste.
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6y ago
I've had good luck with https://www.pyinstaller.org/ and Qt in python.
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